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The heaviest Liger ACTUALLY measured by Guinness (2014)

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I agree with you Guate. If you look on the Google, many unreliable reports said Hercules is the heaviest non-obese liger, while Hercules clearly look obese if we look at the images of Hercules. It should be typed, "heaviest obese liger" instead of "heaviest non-obese liger". Ligers are heavier than tigers and lions only in general. But if we compare the prime examples of tigers and lions to the prime examples of ligers, actually there are only a little bit size differences.

Do you have any idea of the measurements of liger skulls? 
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RE: The heaviest Liger ACTUALLY measured by Guinness (2014) - johnny rex - 12-01-2014, 06:13 PM



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